How we think about one another: In-group (us) versus out-group (them), and how insights from neuroscience can deepen our understanding and actions at work

Ingra du Buisson-Narsai

doi:10.4102/jan.v4i1.21

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How we think about one another: In-group (us) versus out-group (them), and how insights from neuroscience can deepen our understanding and actions at work

Ingra du Buisson-Narsai

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Ingra du Buisson-Narsai, NeuroCapital Consulting and Global Institute of Organisational Neuroscience Pty Ltd, Johannesburg, South Africa

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Keywords

global trend; cultural; us; ancient; them

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